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$100 J egister Volume 146, Issue 13 10 Pages, One Section, Plus Supplements Wednesday, March 29, 2201017 Serving the communities of Alexandria, Belvidere, Bruning,R Byron, Carleton, Chester, Davenport, Deshler, Gilead, Hebron, Hubbell and surrounding areas www.hebronjournalregister.com “Future of Willard Park” on council’s April agenda By Nancy McGill Massachusetts, deceased.” Hebron Journal-Register “He was already gone in 1902,” [email protected] Cording said. “I believe the city of In its March meeting, the Hebron Hebron would have to spend the City Council briefl y discussed the money on private detectives to fi nd “Sale of Willard Park.” The topic the heirs of Solomon Willard.” will again be on the council’s April Interestingly, an entry of the Free- 3 agenda, but renamed, “The Future masons: Grand Lodge of Nebraska, of Willard Park,” according to city also cites Charles Willard via his adminstrator, Chris Fangmeier. widow. “There are a lot of people jumping Anna Willard approached the to conclusions. The council has no Grand Lodge and offered to sell motivation to bypass the public,” her property “near Hebron” for an Fangmeier said. Orphans Home. Councilman Doug Huber intro- “That while the Grand Lodge duced the idea of a sale to encourage should express its thanks to Mrs. Wil- public input. lard for her kind and liberal offer, yet “We have some things coming on account of want of the necessary up in the near future. The people of funds in our treasury to purchase the the city are going to have to decide property, your committee is of the where this funding is coming from,” opinion that this proposition should Huber said. be refused,” the entry reads. In a letter to the editor this week, Cording said there is no statute Huber highlights the 2015 price of of limitations on the deed’s require- maintenance to Hebron’s three parks, ments and the city is bound to its Willard, Roosevelt and Riverside obligations on the park forever. — all three amount to $30,682. Wil- At March’s meeting, Huber said lard’s slice is an estimated $10,000 the public used to frequent the to $12,000 per year for mowing, tree park. trimming and general upkeep. “My sister, Sharon, has home The Thayer County Hospital was the former Hebron Academy Thedora Hall women’s dormitory on the north side Huber’s focus centers on the swim- movies of the park,” Cording said of Park Avenue near Willard Park in the present location of Blue Valley Lutheran Homes as described in A Pictorial ming pool, which is over 80 years of the picnics attended by the Grace History of Thayer County Nebraska by the Hebron Journal Register. old. In observing other communities, Lutheran Church congregation. he estimates a new facility will cost He chuckled as he recalled the day moved through, two years of college Hebron didn’t open the academy Blue Valley Lutheran Homes Soci- closer to $1 million. three church congregations gathered was added,” Cording said. after the war because Fairbury’s ety was organized in the late 1940’s, “This is going to be a major issue at the park in the 1970’s. The mansion became Buehring Junior College opened in 1947 and Cording said. for our city in probably less than fi ve “We should have coordinated it Hall, originally a men’s dormitory soaked up the Government Issued He added there was a tunnel from years,” Huber states in his letter. better with one church bringing the that also housed the chapel. Paul G.I. Bill funds. the house to the hospital,which was “The people who gave us the park dessert and another church bringing Buehring was the president of the Women were later housed in The- converted from yet another hall, said we need to take care of it. It isn’t something else. The park was full,” college and the fi rst pastor at Grace dora Hall in what would become the Luther, to a nursing home after the taken care of the way it should be,” he said. Lutheran Church. county hospital. 1953 tornado. Huber said. Before he died, Willard platted the A junior college was started in The building was eventually torn Hebron was on the hunt for a Willard Park was donated to the park “Park Place.” 1924 and closed in approximately down and some of the materials went community center, but the building city by Charles Willard’s widow, “It never really fl ew,” Cording said. 1943. to Grace Lutheran. had aging issues and couldn’t be Anna Willard. Willard was at one “It wasn’t developed.” “The males and faculty were Cording said there are photographs used again. time a Nebraska State Treasurer. The Willard’s Mansion was later sold to drafted,” Cording said. of women cleaning the building’s Jim Kenner doesn’t think the city city agreed to the deed’s terms — it the Ohio Joint Synod for the Hebron He said the academy struggled bricks hanging in the church’s fel- can sell the park, either. would “plant shade and ornamental Academy. The academy opened in fi nancially because of the Great lowship hall. The church’s light “It has to go back to the heirs,” trees and other wise beautify and 1911. Depression. fi xtures are made from the building’s Kenner said. “I don’t think the city improve...for the use of the Public “It was a high school and as the kids Cording said it was unfortunate oak woodwork. can sell it if they want to.” on or three years” from the date, Jan. 9, 1902. Hebron resident, David Cording explained the deed and the city’s agreement in a letter to the editor Planning commission holds off on decision published March 15. The deed states if the city decides By Nancy McGill federal permits. system, anaerobic. The two options food service. Hebron Journal-Register Commission chairman, Gary address waste management. Simply Kathy Marquart, who lives a mile to abandon the park, the land will [email protected] be returned to the “legal heirs of Miller, said the commission is put, aerobic deals in composting north of the impending feedlot said Solomon Willard late of Boston, Thayer County Zoning and Plan- exploring the particulars of Duen- manure and anaerobic, stockpiling. she is concerned with road traffi c ning will hold a meeting April 3 at sing’s request, whether it be 100 In the aerobic system, the runoff and health. 7:30 p.m., to decide on a recom- percent of area landowners agreeing detention must be pumped and “Our family has asthma and mendation for Trey Duensing, to the feedlot or documentation of water isn’t stored long. we use nebulizer treatments,” she who wants to construct a Class IV the extra management required to Producers spoke in favor of said. “I have strong concerns. I Tidbits intensive feeding operation near reduce odor and dust. Duensing’s request for the inten- would like my grandchildren to Blood drive at Thayer Byron. From the date of the meeting, the sive feedlot and Settje noted in his play outside without smelling cow “We are operating our own small commission has 30 days to submit presentation that feedlots in general manure.” Central March 31 feedlot and trying to expand to 5 its recommendation to the Thayer do not have a negative impact on One of those in attendance said A blood drive for the Nebraska to 10,000 head. There is no mini- County Commissioners. Miller said surrounding properties. he also has asthma, however, he has Community Blood Bank is sched- mum,” Duensing told the commis- the commissioners meet the week Settje said areas with feedlots never had a problem. of April 3 and they also will have tend to have a positive effect on “I am entirely in favor of this uled for March 31 at Thayer Central sion at its meeting March 23. Dean Settje of Settje Agri-Ser- 30 days. neighboring properties and com- facility,” he said. “As a county, we High School, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. vices and Engineering, Inc., based Attendance was high at the com- munities and economically benefi t need economic development.” out of Raymond, said gaining mission’s meeting as Settje took from feedlots four to seven times “This is a young gentleman will- Lenten luncheons approval at the county level was neighbors and producers through more than areas without cattle. ing to jump through every hoop scheduled the fi rst step of several to make the project’s steps. Using Custer County as an ex- and then some,” Producer Gregg the intensive feedlot a reality. The Settje said there are two options ample, Settje said the total impact Wiedel said. “I think our county The following churches have second portion of the project would in which to design the feedlot for livestock topped every other board should vote for this. Yes, scheduled Lenten luncheons: involve Settje applying for state and — aerobic or the more traditional profession in the county, including there is some odor, but by the time Hebron Bible Church — he is going to be done, it will be a April 5 model feedlot. If not for livestock in United Methodist — Custer County, it probably wouldn’t April 12 be a thriving community.” All luncheons will follow the Additional discussion revealed same schedule — lunch at 11:30 neighbors would most likely be a.m.; service, 12 p.m.; and lunch, impacted by odor three to four 12:30 p.m. weeks out of the year. Flies are another concern and Story time at Hebron increased management can help alleviate the problem. Additional Secrest Library bait, the maintaining of pens, aerial The Hebron Secrest Library will spraying and grass and weed con- hold Hippity Hop Story Time April trol are all designed to reduce the 8 at 10 a.m. habitat for fl ies. The Easter Bunny will make a In other business, the commis- special appearance. sion approved a wind measurement Cameras are encouraged. tower to allow Aksamit Energy Development to continue its moni- toring wind. Rick Nelson, the director of con- ~Obituaries~ struction for Aksamit, said a Federal Bruns, Leona, 92, Fairbury Aviation permit has been granted and the tower will sit 1,000 feet back from the road near Alexandria. The Hebron ournal The tower will be marked orange and white with eight plastic and J- orange balls 20 feet from the guide egister wires. No additional structures are R planned in the area. The tower will not be lit because Subscribe Today! it will stay under the 200-foot re- quirement at 199 feet. Nebraska: $34.00 Nelson told the commission Aksamit’s measuring window is at .00 least one year and the towers easily Outstate: $39 Entertainment includes Miss Heartland come down when needed. .00 The Hubbell Woman’s Club held its annual China Luncheon March 25. Included in the entertainment line-up was “It doesn’t require cranes or Online: $23 Miss Heartland Allison Tietjen. She was joined by Jami Luttrell (left) and Joy Acuna. See more photos, page 7. equipment,” he said. 2 - Wednesday, March 29, 2017 - The Hebron Journal-Register

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lows purchased the Howard 1887 1907 lot, and will build a 33 foot building. A meat market shop 130 Years Ago 110 Years Ago and barber shop will be among Our sister city of Fairbury is A very pretty home wedding the new on that side. having a full sized boom. took place on March 13 at the Mr. Reicke, west of Chester, residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1927 has contracted for the build- C. Zong, of Belvidere, in the ing of a $2,000 house on his presence of immediate rela- 90 Years Ago farm. tives, when their only daugh- (The Alexandria Argus) The Knevals bill as passed ter, Lena Birdella, was united According to the Daykin gives actual settlers and their in marriage to Mr. Herbert Herald, the Miller buildings, grantees $3.50 an acre and M. Thompson, son of Rev. the oldest in Daykin, are be- costs. Non-resident purchas- and Mrs. John Thompson of ing dismantled. The home ers (speculators) get only Hebron. The groom’s father of Daykin’s fi rst post offi ce, $1.25 an acre. officiated. The bride was the corner building was built An excursion from Chicago daintily attired in pale blue in 1887 by Thomas DeKalb, and intermediate points to silk and the groom wore the father of Frank DeKalb, who Hebron, well advertised by conventional black. now lives northeast of Alex- posters along the route, might Mrs. F. K. Cropsey, aged andria. Thomas DeKalb was bring a large number of new 36 years, died at her home in the fi rst postmaster of Daykin. citizens to our county. It is Lincoln on Tuesday, from con- The fi rst election ever held in worth considering. sumption. She left a husband Daykin in the fall of 1887, S. E. Foreman, proprietor and three children, Harry, aged was conducted in the corner of the Cyclone Church Dash, 13, Frannie, 10, and Frank, 8. building which has now been greets our readers this week Her father, Frank Decker, of vacant for about six years. in an article descriptive of Hebron was with her during Carleton Enterprise: The his invention, and containing her last illness. Interment was Amateur Hour presented last testimonials and a song. in Wyuka cemetery. night under the auspices of J-R File Photo The horse company, of Byron: C. J. Sporing reports the Carleton Woman’s Club This Week 1997…Members of Hebron Boy Scout Troop #305 prformed community servie which Benj. Young is presi- an attempted holdup, one night attracted a full house in the by digging an area in Roosevelt Park last Friday to place the bricks from “Pennies for Parks” dent and B. P. Bofencamp is last week while on his way Carleton auditorium. Donald donors. Troop members are (from left) T. J. Kerns, Aaron Dye, Craig Dye, Stephen Walton, Sam secretary, have an advertise- Sloey and Don Leslie of home from town. Lohmeier, assistant scoutmast Tom Lohmeier, A. J. Modlin and Aarn Lunzmann. Amy Lohmeier ment in this issue of their fi ne Davenport: Kauffman & Belvidere and Hebron took stallion, British Hero. Lowery have commenced the fi rst prize with a tap dance is the parent who oversaw the project. State Treasurer Willard will erection of a large modern duet which was exception- soon make arrangements for residence for D. A. Berkey east ally good. Belvidere high school, was the selling of lots in “Park of the M. E. parsonage. the pollution objections of the across the state of Nebraska notifi ed that she had won a Place” addition to Hebron. Belvidere: A 7-year-old 1937 E.P.A. with only half the normal $1,000 scholarship to Doane It is said that Shafer & Bur- girl of William Brinegar and Obituaries: Reuben Corl- amount of tornadoes occur- 80 Years Ago College. She had also received den, of the Friedensau mills, wife was buried in the cem- iss; Helen Corliss; Frank ring during the regular stormy (The Bruning Banner) a Regent’s Scholarship to the have dissolved partnership. etery here. The remains were Shipman; Herman Kleen; season. Thayer County went The fi rst dance following University of Nebraska, but Mr. Shafer will continue the brought here from Strang Ralph Barkell; Dr. Robert for its second year straight Easter will be held in Bruning plans to use the one from business. Mr. Burden has where the parents reside. The Sorenson. with no twister touchdowns. on Wednesday, March 31. Doane College. moved to Hebron. cause of death was from an Music will be furnished by The National Weather Ser- Gilead will now have two attach of whooping cough Frank Dolezal and His Or- 1967 1987 vice is gearing up for tornado lumber yards. and pneumonia...M. C. Dill chestra, former KMMJ Studio season. William Erwin and M. recently returned from Frank- 30 Years Ago Monday, March 19, Thayer Orchestra. Patrons will dance 50 Years Ago This past weekend, a sudden Thomas are building stores lin where he was looking (The Bruning Banner) Central dismissal bells rang to new-time music. blizzard dumped around one at Gilead. after his land interests. He The Davenport volleyball early as Superintendent Drew The seniors of Bruning high foot of snow throughout the Mrs. Zutter has built a new informs us his brother, P. K., team captured third place in Harris evacuated the high school announced this week county making travel impos- dwelling house and stable on who resides out there, is just the 32-team Hastings Cham- school building due to an they have selected as their sible. The blowing snow made her farm near Deshler. recovering from a severe at- ber of Commerce Invitational unidentified “gassy” odor. class play, “Creaking Floors,” it impossible to keep east-west A subscriber writes request- tack of smallpox. The day Mr. last week. The gas company, using a in which the whole class will roads open throughout the ing us to change his paper from Dill left Franklin, his brother Deaths & Obituaries: Mrs. three gas probe, determined be presented. The play is a county. Belvidere to Bruning. Upon was able to come to the door Frank Hamouz of Tobias; Er- it was not a combustible gas mystery and leading roles are Three Hebron High School inquiry, we learn no post offi ce and he talked to him from the ick G. Johnson of Davenport; eliminating the possibility of to be played by Rex E. Baker speech students participated has as yet been established at sidewalk, a distance of about Charles R. Brant, formerly of an explosion; however, the and Frieda Folkerts. Others in in Saturday’s Nebraska High the latter point. Later...a card 30 feet. Mr. Dill caught the Davenport area; William Muir, odor remained unidentifi ed. the cast will be Orland Mol- School Speech contest in from E. C. Rapalje, of the smallpox while stopping at a former Bruning resident; Mrs. The Fire Marshall’s offi ce than, Ernest Philippi, Arnold Lincoln. Beth Koenig in railway mail service, explains: hotel at Oxford, where they Herbert B. Wittenberger of spent nearly four hours try- Norder, Leonard Mammen, Original Public Address and “I see by the Journal you have several cases...Last Carleton; Albert Reemts. ing to determine the cause or Harley Hasselbring, Mildred Jana Priefert in Interpretation say there is no post offi ce at Sunday was the fi rst time the Christ’s Lutheran church at source of the odor by searching Christiancy, Keith Haak and of Serious Prose both placed Bruning. You are mistaken. I Methodist Church was opened Davenport will be observing the tunnels under the affected Leonard Molthan. fi rst in their opening round but received instruction to deliver up for services since it was the 75th anniversary of the area. Although puzzling as to The business life of Bruning failed to qualify for the fi nals mail to Bruning last Tuesday, closed for repairs. We doubt church on Sunday, April 2. why the odor automatically loses one of its members next in their events. Doug Drake and it now gets two mails a if there is a another church week when Mr. and Mrs. Pete appeared overnight, Thayer day. Prairie Star post offi ce is building in this county that 1977 in Extemporaneous Speaking Central administration contin- Mueller move to Meeker, also did well in his fi rst round discontinued.” has a neater interior. The new Colo. They have successfully ues to work with the Indoor Air Several changes in the 40 Years Ago according to He-Hi Speech Quality of Health and Human lighting system which they operated the Bruning Bakery Ernst H. Peithman, CED of tonsorial line: C. C. Fletcher Instructor Sandra Hoins but Services to determine what have installed at a cost of $60 for nearly fi ve years, and their Thayer County ASCS Offi ce, has employed a barber named also didn’t place high enough might be causing the problem. is also a great improvement. going will leave Bruning reported the following 1977 Dunn, and Gray Brothers have to participate in the final “Investigators did not feel There has been $400 expended without a bakery. target prices: Wheat, $2.47 per opened a new shop. round. Saturday’s snow storm it was created by a human for repairs and enough money bushel; corn, $1.70; sorghum, Amos Herr, of Alexandria, delayed the group’s return to prank,” Harris said, “and since has been subscribed to pay the 1947 $1.62; and barley, $1.39. He was arrested last week for Hebron until Monday giving it is not a combustible gas, entire $400...There will be said 1977 target prices were running a lottery. He gave bail 70 Years Ago the students and sponsors an school will be in session as another rural route started out adjusted from 1976 levels to for his appearance at district (The Bruning Banner) added experience from the normal. Until it is determined of Belvidere on May 1. This refl ect increases in the index court. John Johnson is the owner weekend. whether or not this is harmful will give many of the farmers of prices paid by farmers for N. S. Long has moved a of twin calves, born Sunday Activities for juniors, se- in any way, we will relocate mail services that have not had production items, interest, store building from Alexan- morning. This is the fi fth set niors, prom servers and their the affected classrooms tem- it before. taxes and wages rates, as well dria to Gilead. of twin calves born at his farm dates are planned from mid- porarily.” Hubbell: The Odd Fellows as changes in the three-year Two Lutheran churches in the past four years. night to 4 a.m. at the Senior Four Husker football seniors have installed an Edison moving average of yields for (different wings) are to be White candles burning in Center, following Hebron’s incorporated the talents of lo- gasoline lighting plant in their each crop. built at Deshler. branched candelabra and tall prom Friday evening, April cal Thayer Central athletes hall...Considerable building “Blithe Spirit,” the 40th play Crops are going in earlier baskets of pink snapdragons 3. With the theme “Casino Sunday as they put together is going on in Hubbell and to be produced by the Thayer than usual this year. and white carnations arranged Night,” games such as 21, a formidable team to tally vicinity. Eight houses are in County Community Theatre, Telephones are getting nu- the altar of the Methodist Chuck-a-luck and Wheel of against area educators in the the process of construction. will be presented April 22, 23 merous in town. church in Hebron for the Fortune will be played with annual Husker Hoops game at and 24 at the Hebron theatre. Eighteen-hundred dollars 1917 wedding of Miss Donna Lee winnings to be used to bid at Thayer Central High School. Leading roles will be played have been subscribed at Hub- Shoup, daughter of Mr. and an auction which will be held The game is played yearly as a by Garnett Bond, Charlotte bell for coal prospecting and 100 Years Ago Mrs. Lee Soup of Hebron, to after 3 a.m. fund raiser for the school. other necessary arrangements Loyal to the Stars and Wesley Daniel Paul, son of Contatore and Larry Hiller. 1997 made. Now look out soon for a Stripes: There is a com- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul of The remaining roles are played coal fi nd in Thayer County. mendable move of numerous Bruning, which was solem- by Laura Avers, Suzanne foreigners in Thayer County Mosier, Gregg Wiedel and 20 Years Ago It is said that J. W. Hughes nized on Sunday, March 9. Lynette Swanson joined the to take out naturalization Brenda Boyce. Truman Lytle, has his plans and specifi cations The Bruning water supply staff as a Physician Assistant all ready for the construction papers for citizenship under has been reported satisfactory of Chester, will directed the ★ in family practice at Thayer the “flag of the free.” At production and will be as- of the main part (front) of his for human use by the State County Health Services mid- the term of district court on sisted by Dick Boylston, of hotel, which will be of brick. It Department of Health. February. A red star on March 20, fi nal papers for Hebron. will be a handsome and com- In a letter received by T. H. The Thayer County His- citizenship will be taken out Construction on a new modious structure, and with Wilken from Floyd T. Mullen, torical Society offi cers hosted by Thomas Currah of Dav- sewage treatment plant for your label the part already built, will be a former Bruning air base sol- state historical society curator, enport, Geo. Spomer, Gregor Hebron will begin sometime one of the largest hotels in the dier, he and his wife expect to John Carter, Monday night. Lang and Max Rohweder of around April 1. The new “wa- South Platte country. come to Bruning to make their Carter presented a slide show means it's time Deshler, Johannes Spomer ter pollution control facility” home in the fall. of rural art found across the of Gilead. Those whose fi nal was made necessary through 1897 state, particularly on mail to renew your hearing will be held Oct. 23 the insistence of the U.S. 1957 boxes, ranch signs and fence 120 Years Ago are John Aden of Bruning, Environmental Protection posts. The Ideal Creamery shipped Franz Kruger, Albert Radtke 60 Years Ago Agency which has termed subscription 1600 pounds of butter this and Henry Finke of Hebron. (The Bruning Banner) the present treatment plant 2007 week to New York City. Those recently taking out “fi rst Dedication services for inadequate to handle Hebron’s to the Hebron A millionaire of Los An- papers” are Geo. Prigge of Bruning’s new school have sewage outlet. The new plant 10 Years Ago geles recently presented that Davenport, Johannes Spomer been set for Sunday after- will incorporate a secondary The year 2006 was espe- Journal-Register city with 3,000 acres of land, of Gilead, Geo. Knoller and noon. treatment facilities to alleviate cially mild for spring storms to be used for park purposes. Peter Yoachim of Alexandria. Peggy Currey, a senior in Who will be the fi rst to present All of the above renounced al- Hebron with land for a park? legiance to the German empo- Several prairie schooners rer, except Johannes Spomer, passed through town this who likewise renounces the week. Czar of Russia. Fred Kruger SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Farmers should use great came from Prussia and Geo. NEBRASKA: One Year, $34.00 care in selecting seed corn, Knoller from Austria. The Hebr ournal as much of it is soft and will Belvidere: W. F. Lewis re- OUT-OF-STATE: One Year, $39.00 not germinate. ceived his automobile trucks J The recent intense cold from Omaha the fi rst of the - Online Only: One Year, $23.00 caused the coal dealers to week. He will use them instead egister ($15 additional for combination of mail and online E-edition) laugh at the realization, and of the train to convey his show R Postmaster: the icemen at the anticipation tent and fi xtures from one http://hebronjournalregister.com Send address changes to Hebron Journal-Register, of results. place to another during the P.O. Box 210, Hebron, NE 68370-0210 Ice is ripe and the harvest is summer. MEMBERS OF: in rapid progress. The dealers Hubbell: Work has com- Mike Edgecombe ...... Publisher have an army of men pack- Nebraska Press Association menced on the building up of Nancy McGill ...... 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H. every Wednesday from 318 Lincoln Ave. with periodical ★ Th e Subscription Is Soon To Expire. to fi ll with corn. Johnson, on the south end of postage paid at Hebron, NE 68370. the west side. The Odd Fel- Phone (402) 768-6602 • Fax (402) 768-7354 • email: [email protected] The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, March 29, 2017 - 3 National Social Worker Month Courthouse News We all know medical condi- Area students win at tions affect far more than just the body. An illness, injury Health News ACTIONS Day at Hastings COUNTY COURT muth, Mich. Speeding, $75. or diagnosis can bring on an Fines Paid Kathryn Haddeland, Rog- About 700 students from Harris, Thayer Central; 9th: onslaught of emotional, fi nan- by March 15, 2017 ers, N.M. Speeding, $75. 26 high schools participated McKenzie Johnson, Thayer cial and social needs. This is Court costs $49.00 unless oth- Connie Nguyen, Lincoln. in ACTIONS Day on March Central. erwise stated. Probation costs also why hospital and clinics that Speeding, $200. 15 at Central Community Col- English 2 - 7th: Ashley include $30 enrollment fee and $25 deliver health services usually ing tough decisions regarding Justin Krumwiede, Fairbury. lege-Hastings. Harms, Thayer Central. per each month on probation. Chemi- have a medical social worker treatment. A medical social cal testing costs are $5 per month on Speeding, $125; Fail to use ACTIONS, which stands Fractions - 3rd: Elliot Ep- on staff. worker also serves as a grief probation. seat belt, $25. for “Academic Competition stein, Thayer Central. A medical social worker, counselor to help patients and Local Law Enforcement Vianei Sanchez, McKinney, That Inspires Our Nation’s General Math - 9th: Jarod also known as a hospital so- families dealing with a trauma, William Eldrington, Hebron. Texas. Speeding, $125. Scholars,” featured exams in Hergott, Thayer Central. cial worker, typically works diagnosis or illness. Drive under susp/before rein- Jamie Benes, Davenport. 40 areas. Each student took Health - 7th: Courtney Ka- in a hospital, skilled nursing A medical social worker state, $100. No valid registration, $25; at least two exams. Trophies mler, Shickley. facility or with hospice pa- plays a critical role in a Paul Lewis, Houston, Texas. Speeding, $75. were awarded to the students Music - 3rd: Brooklyn tients. Their role is to provide patient’s discharge planning. Speeding, $75. Edmundo Rivera, Lincoln. who placed in the top fi ve in Hergott, Thayer Central; 5th: patients and their families with They work with the patient Michael Carter, Wood Riv- Speeding, $125; Expired in- each area. Ashley Harms, Thayer Cen- support, grief counseling and and family members to ensure er. Speeding, $25. transit decal, $50. Participating high schools tral; 9th: Ryan Koch, Thayer information on what programs the services a patient requires Misty Shaw, Hebron. Minor Derek Schnakenberg, were Adams Central in Central. are available. They are patient after discharge are in place. in possession, $50; PRCT 9 Deshler. No proof of insur- Hastings, Alma, Blue Hill, Mythology: 7th: Jadelyn advocates and counselors, To accomplish this, medical mo.; Littering, 1st offense, ance, $100. Bruning- Chambers, Dav- Jarchow, Thayer Central. perform psychological as- social workers work with $100, PRCT 9 mo. Austin Smith, Oklahoma enport, Doniphan-Trumbull, Nicknames - 10th: John sessments, refer patients and other professionals such as Madison Shaw, Hebron. Mi- City, Okla. Speeding, $75. Dorchester, Exeter-Milligan, Christensen, Bruning-Dav- families to medical resources physicians, nurses, clergy and nor in possesion, $50, PRCT 9 Christina Kidwell, Hebron. Franklin, Gibbon, Harvard, enport. and provide patient and fam- rehabilitation services; occu- mo.; Fail to yield ROW on left Procure/sell alcohol to minor, Kenesaw, Lawrence-Nelson, Notorious People - 5th: Isaac ily assistance in obtaining pational, speech and physical turn, $25; PRCT 9 mo. $250. Loomis, McCool Junction, Friesen, Thayer Central. fi nancial and legal assistance. therapy to determine what Michael Taylor, Woodbury, Pamela Snyder, Oakland. Meridian in Daykin, Red Potpourri - 3rd: Isaac Most importantly, they work to services will be needed after Va. Speeding, $25. Speeding, $75. Cloud, Sandy Creek in Fair- Friesen, Thayer Central. assure the best interest of the discharge. William Henske, Lincoln. Jacob Froese, Liberal, Kan. fi eld, Shelton, Shickley, St. Spelling - 3rd: Courtney patient is being met. Medical social workers deal Speeding, $25. Violate permit rules/regs, Cecilia in Hastings, Superior, Kamler, Shickley. A medical social worker can with a wide range of situa- Jessica Myers, Fort Sill, $25. Sutton, Thayer Central in Sports - 10th: Hank Harris, also provide information to tions, patients and challenges. Okla. Speeding, $25. REAL ESTATE Hebron, Wilcox-Hildreth and Thayer Central. patients about the importance Because each case is different, Cortez Sutton, Wichita, TRANSFERS Wood River. Syllabication: 6th: McKen- of having an Advanced Direc- it is so important they work Kan. Speeding, $25; Fail to Verlin L. Welch and Roberta Results included: zie Johnson, Thayer Central. tive as part of their medical re- together with other health use child passenger restraint, J. Welch, Co-Trustees of the Agriculture - 3rd: John Alfs, Trigonometry - 1st: Brett cords. Regardless of your age, care staff to determine what $25. V&R Welch Family Trust to Shickley. Holtzen, Bruning-Davenport; having an Advanced Directive a patient’s needs are. Medical Elizabeth Lane, Hebron. V&R Welch Ag LLC. S16 Algebra 1 - 5th: Jackson 8th: Megan Grote, Shickley; is a way of making your voice social workers often serve as Dog or cat running at large, T1N R1W Pt NE 1/4 Pt NW Grote, Shickley. 10th: Jadelyn Jarchow, Thayer heard even if you were no patient advocates in obtaining 1st offense, $50. 1/4 and Lots 2 and 16 of the American Geography - 7th: Central. longer able to communicate. the necessary services needed Nebraska State Patrol NE 1/4. Caden Norder, Bruning-Dav- U.S. Presidents - 3rd: Con- You can appoint someone to to ensure a good care plan is in Olga Narvaez, Phoenix, Verlin L. Welch and Roberta enport; 8th: John Christensen, nor Mumm, Thayer Central. make your health care deci- place prior to discharge. Ariz. Speeding, $200. J. Welch, Co-Trustees of the Bruning-Davenport; 9th: Isaac Word Problems - 6th: Me- sions for you when you no If you have any questions on Skyler Graff, Hollenberg, V&R Welch Family Trust to Else, Bruning-Davenport. gan Grote, Shickley. longer can and to administer what social services are avail- Kan. Speeding, $125. V&R Welch Ag LLC. S29 American Government World Geography - 1st: or withhold treatment and pro- able to you, please contact Charles Marleau, Cornwall, T1N R1W SW 1/4 NE 1/4 - 1st: Brett Holtzen, Bruning- Isaac Friesen, Thayer Central; cedures based on your previ- your healthcare provider. Ontario. Speeding, $75. SE 1/4. Davenport; 7th: Ryan Koch, 6th: Elliot Epstein, Thayer ously stated wishes. Advance Cindy Cuevas, Omaha. Verlin L. Welch and Roberta Thayer Central. Central. directives are not just for the Speeding, $200. J. Welch, Co-Trustees of the American History - 10th: World History - 3rd: Elliot elderly. All adults who desire Fermin Ballestero, Avon- V&R Welch Family Trust to John Alfs, Shickley. Epstein, Thayer Central; 5th: to direct their medical care in dale, Ariz. CMV Drug con- V&R Welch Ag LLC. S17 Anatomy - 3rd: Courtney Ryan Koch, Thayer Central; the future should complete an sume/possess, $250; CMV T1N R1W NE 1/4. Kamler, Shickley. 8th: Hank Harris, Thayer advance directive. Alcohol possession, $250; Verlin L. Welch and Roberta Civil War - 9th: Cienna Central; 10th: Brett Holtzen, An advance directive does Bruning- HOS log none, $100; CMV J. Welch, Co-Trustees of the Friesen, Thayer Central. Bruning-Davenport. not mean “do not treat.” This Marking, $50; No registra- V&R Welch Family Trust to English 1 - 8th: Maggie is a common misperception Davenport tion/payment, $100; Possess V&R Welch Ag LLC. S18 and not correct. Of course, or use drug paraphernalia, T1M R1W Part of the S 1/2. Unifi ed School if you want it to mean do not $100; CMV-Brake general, Verlin L. Welch and Roberta treat, then that is something $50; Possess/consume open J. Welch, Co-Trustees of the alcohol container, $50. your surrogate needs to know. Thayer County V&R Welch Family Trust to ACTIVITIES Proper execution of an ad- Jonie Stitt, Alexandria. V&R Welch Ag LLC. S21 Thursday, March 30: Se- vance directive is a delicate Speeding, $75. T1N R1W East 1/2 except nior Sneak. task. A person should discuss Health Services Amanda Watt, Eldon, Sas- 4.58 acre tract. Friday, March 31: Senior this with his/her loved ones katchewan. Speeding, $25. William J. Vodicka and Sneak. and consider his/her values Jamie Weinrich, Fremont. Ann R. Vodicka to William J. Monday, April 3: JV track, Things And Stuff April 6 ...... 9:30-11:30 and beliefs. Religious and Speeding, $25. Vodicka and Ann R. Vodicka. at Thayer Central, 11 a.m. March 29: Bruning Dr. Leann Heinrichs spiritual beliefs can play an Cody Bentley, Ohiowa. Lot 10, 11 in Block 8, Eads Tuesday, April 4: JH track March 30: Hebron Davenport Clinic important role in writing a Speeding, $25. Addition of Hebron. at McCool Junction, 9:30 March 31: Hebron April 3 ...... 9:30-11:30 medical directive. Carryl Kawecki, Jr., Omaha. Bradley Coordsen and a.m.; Varsity track at Friend, April 1: TCHS Employees Kay Elting, APRN Thayer County Health April 5 ...... 8:30-11:30 Speeding, $25. Carolyn Coordsen to Douglas 10 a.m. April 5: Alexandria Services has medical social Brent Madsen, PAC Brenden Miller, Hutchin- Rempel. Lot 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 in Wednesday, April 5: n. April 6: Davenport workers, Dianne Meyer, and son, Kan. Speeding, $25. Block 14, Original Town of April 7: Hebron Deshler Clinic Tracie Beavers on staff to as- April 3 ...... 2:00-4:30 Kelsey Baarch, Franken- Gilead. BRUNING April 8: Hebron sist patients and their family MENU Kay Elting, APRN members. When illness and Thursday, March 30: Beef Hebron volunteers and April 4 ...... 2:00-4:30 injury require hospitalization, gravy over mashed potatoes, Thayer County Health Ser- Maggie Johnson, PAC A red star on your label the result may be life changing dinner roll. vices employees will provide April 6 ...... 9:00-11:30 means it's time to renew for patients and their families. Friday, March 31: Teach- coverage on Saturdays from 9 Dr. Scott Vonderfecht A medical social worker can ers’ choice: Walking tacos. a.m. to noon. Chester Clinic ★ your subscription to the discuss and explain the nature Fruit and vegetable bar and The Things and Stuff shop April 5 ...... 9:00-11:30 of an illness and advise the pa- salad bar served every day. and the hospital gift shop are Maggie Johnson, PAC Hebron Journal-Register. tient and family through mak- Milk served with all meals. staffed by volunteers from Milligan Clinic Menu subject to change. Thayer County and surround- April 4 ...... 7:45-10:30 ing communities. To volunteer Dr. Scott Vonderfecht DAVENPORT at the Things and Stuff shop, MENU contact Ruth Kripal at 402- Thursday, March 30: Taco 768-6755. Shop hours are Sell It With bowls, lettuce, cheese, salsa, Wed., Thur. and Fri. from 9 refried beans, churro. a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sat. from The J-R Friday, March 31: Fish 9 a.m. to noon. sandwich, tritator, green Children’s Immunization Classifi eds! beans. Clinics: Immunizations for Fruit and vegetable bar children will be offered with served every day. Milk served well child appointments in the Closing Grain Bid with all meals. Menu subject clinic. Appointments for im- March 28, 2017 to change. munizations will be offered on the second and third Thursday Chester, Nebraska each month. To schedule a Corn, bu...... $3.01 clinic appointment, call 402- Milo, bu ...... $2.57 768-7203. Foot Clinic: Call 402-768- Wheat, bu...... $3.11 E:mail us 4625 for appointments. 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Monday, April 3: Fairbury trip. Tuesday, March 28: Tai Thayer Central Chi, 8:30 a.m.; Bingo, 12:30 Community p.m. Wednesday, March 29: Schools Quilt. Thursday, March 30: Tai Chi, 8:30 a.m.; Blood pres- ACTIVITIES sure. Thursday, March 30: Golf Friday, March 31: Waffl es, at Superior, 9 a.m.; Track at sausage, egg, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 Thayer Central invite, 10:30 a.m.; Skills USA conference; Happy Birthday Charlotte! a.m. Meals served with bread, Drivers Ed, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 The family of Charlotte (Clayton) Heller would butter and milk. To make res- p.m. like to honor her with a card shower in celebration ervations, phone 768-6052 by Friday, March 31: Skills of her 80th birthday on April 11. Charlotte’s family 1:30 p.m., the day before you USA conference. includes her daughters Ava Quinn and husband Don wish to dine. Saturday, April 1: JH of Gretna, Joyce Raatz and husband Jon of Fair- Exercise daily, 9:30 a.m. track at Superior, 9:30 a.m.; bury, Chrystal Nichelson and husband Scott of Fair- - 10:30 a.m.; Bus to Lincoln Jr-Sr Prom. bury, Holly Troxel and her husband Todd of Fairbury, on Monday, Wednesday and Monday, April 3: JV track, and Sarah Glen and her husband John of Fremont. Thursday; Fairbury trips are 11 a.m. Charlotte is also loved by ten grandchildren and two on fi rst and third Mondays. Tuesday, April 4: JH track great-grandchildren. Cards and congratulations can (home), 1 p.m.; Golf, 4 p.m. be sent to 930 20th St., Fairbury, NE 68352. Wednesday, April 5: ESU 6 JH quiz bowl, Seward Civic Center; FFA State convention; Cards of Golf at Friend, 10 a.m. Courtesy photo Quilt of Valor... Thanks MENU Don Vorce of Davenport was presented a “Quilt of Valor” on Thursday, March 30: March 16. The quilt was pieced by Dorothy Smith of Geneva, quilted Cheeseburger mac bake, Card of Thanks steamed green beans, bread- by Betty Remter of Ohiowa and bound by Piecemakers Quilt of We were so overwhelmed stick; Ham sandwich. Valor Sewing Group. It was presented by Phyllis Schoenholz, by the outpouring of love, Friday, March 31: Cheese Ohiowa, South Central QOV Coordinator and Piecemaker QOV concern and generosity shown pizza; Uncrustable. Sewing Group, and Zola Johnson, nominator. Don is a Navy to us this past Sunday. What a Veteran, having served from January 1951 to December 1954 comfort and blessing it was! during the Korean Confl ict. Thank you SO MUCH! God is good! Happy 90th Birthday! With much gratitude, The family of Duane Messman are requesting a THE DORNBIERER Knights of Columbus card shower in honor of his 90th birthday on April FAMILY 8. Please send cards to P.O. Box 170, Bruning, NE 68322. Card of Thanks Our hearts are full of grati- Deshler Public Fish Fry The Hebron Journal-Register invites you to share your special occasion tude when we say “THANKS” Schools announcements with our readers. Contact us at [email protected] or to family, friends and neigh- Friday ~ March 31 402-768-6602 for more information. There is a fee associated with published bors for all the acts of kindness announcements. and sympathy: food, fl owers, All You Can Eatt • 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. cards, texts, visits, donations ACTIVITIES Free Will Offering to Hebron Fire Dept., Thayer Thursday, March 30: County Hospital, St. Jude’s Skills USA conference; Golf Sacred Heart Church Hall • 4th & Eads, Hebron, NE Children’s Hospital and kind at Superior, 9 a.m.; Drivers Ed words spoken to our family at Thayer Central, 6:30 p.m. - regarding the sudden passing 8:30 p.m.; Musical rehearsal, of a “Wonderful” dad, brother, 6:30 p.m. uncle, grandpa, great-grandpa Friday, March 31: Skills and friend--Gary Hintz. USA conference; Musical You are Invited Gary will always be re- rehearsal, 6:30 p.m. membered for his hard work, Saturday, April 1: Skills to join us for an helping hand, kind heart, his USA conference; JH track at smile, his laugh, but most of Superior, 9:30 a.m.; Nursing OPEN HOUSE all, his “LOVE” he gave to home promenade at Deshler as we say thank you to Mary Miller all of us. nursing home, 4:45 p.m.; KELLY, ZACH, COLE, Prom. for all her years of service GABE HAASE Monday, April 3: Drivers and welcome to Brody Chandler CODY, COURTNEY, Ed at Thayer Central, 6:30 BRAYLEE, EASTON p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Musical TURAN rehearsal, 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 31 BRIAR TEMPLIN Tuesday, April 4: JH track 11th Annual BELINDA DITTMER at Thayer Central, 1 p.m.; 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm KIMBERLY HINTZ Musical rehearsal, 6:30 p.m.; BEERS OF MIKAYLA AND CODY Track (varsity) at Franklin, Parkview Haven NEBRASKA WENDELIN 11:30 a.m. 1111 4th Street Sat. 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* ALEXANDRIA * Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. PACE, 5 p.m.; Meal by Youth service, 12:30 p.m. lunch. of the month. Tuesdays: Vespers, 6 p.m.; of Peace, 5:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.; * FRIEDENSAU * Thursday, March 30: Grief Sunday, April 2: Mass, 10 a.m.; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Youth Worship team, 6:10 p.m.; Share, 6:30 p.m. First Communion; 4th Degree Lana Likens, Lay Pastor Lenten Worship, 7 p.m.; Peace TRINITY LUTHERAN Saturday, April 1: Worship with Knights of Columbus are asked Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; * DAVENPORT * choir, 8 p.m. B. J. Fouts, Pastor Holy Communion, 6:3 p.m. to form an honor guard. Sunday School, 11 a.m. Saturday, April 1: No Saturday Wednesday, March 29: Work Sunday, April 2: Worship with Tuesday, April 4: Endow for CHRIST'S LUTHERAN Worship. at Orphan Grain Train; Lenten Holy Communion, Coffee fel- Women in church hall, 6:30 p.m. * BELVIDERE * Kristen Van Stee, Pastor Sunday, April 2: Sunday School supper by TGIF, 5:45 p.m.; Lent lowship, Sunday School, Bible - 8:30 p.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 for all, 9 a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. Service, 7 p.m. study, 9 a.m. Thursday, April 6: Altar Society Tuesday, April 4: Worship and Wednesday, April 5: Lenten meeting, 2 p.m.; Rosary, 1:40 BELVIDERE UNITED a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 30: DLS Evangelism team, 7 p.m. lunch and services at Hebron p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Chapel, 9:15 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesday, April 5: Meadow- Bible Church, 11:30 a.m. lunch, 12 Please mark calendars for Kim Dunker, Pastor lark Heights Bible study, 10:30 p.m. service, 12:30 p.m. lunch Marian Sisters Summer Religion Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Ron Shields, Pastor * GILEAD * Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; No PACE; School dismissal, classes, May 30-June 2; Totus a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. 2 p.m.; PVH Chapel and Holy HEBRON & CHESTER Tuus Religion experience, July * BETHEL * ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Communion, 3 p.m.; YOP baked Pastor Patrick Sipes UNITED METHODIST 9-14. ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN potato bar and bake sale, 5:45 Sundays: Sunday School, 10 Rev. Young Je Kim, Pastor BETHEL CHURCH Rev. Brian Francik, Vacancy Pastor p.m. - 6:45 p.m.; Youth worship a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. Sundays: Worship at Chester, HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH Jim Hubble, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m.; team, 6:10 p.m.; Lenten Worship, 11 a.m.; Worship at Hebron, 9 Jeff Friesen, Pastor Sundays: Sunday School, 9:15 Sunday School and Bible class, 7 p.m.; Peace choir, 8 p.m. * HARDY * a.m.; Sunday School, Chester, Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:30 a.m.; Hebron, 10:15 a.m. a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. ST. PETER LUTHERAN ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Wednesdays: Pioneer Club, * BRUNING * Brian Francik, Pastor KING OF KINGS 6:30 p.m.; Bible study, 7 p.m. UNITED METHODIST Pastor Breen Marie Sipes Mike Anderson, Pastor Wednesday, March 29: Bell Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Thursdays: Prayer time, 9 TRINITY LUTHERAN Sundays: Worship, 10:30 choir, 5:30 p.m.; Midweek confi r- Darrell Sutton, Pastor a.m. Stuart Sell, Pastor a.m. mation, 6 p.m.; Lenten Service, 7 * HEBRON * Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 p.m.; Choir, 7:45 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 6 p.m.; * HUBBELL * a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. Thursday, March 20: Quilt Sunday School, 5 p.m.; fi rst and * DAYKIN * FAITH LUTHERAN tying, 9 a.m.; DLS Chapel, 9:15 third Sundays of month. ZION LUTHERAN UNITED METHODIST a.m.; Pastor at St. Peter's, Dav- Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor ST. JOHN Sundays: Worship, 9:30 a.m. Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor Mike Anderson, Pastor enport, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY Pastor Patrick Sipes Wednesday, March 29: Matins Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 8 Friday, March 31: Bulletin fold- Mike Hood, Pastor Wednesday, April 5: Confi rma- ers, 1 p.m. and Bible study, 9 a.m.; Bible Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Worship, 9 a.m., study, 9:30 a.m.; Lenten luncheon tion, 5 p.m.; Lenten meal, 6 p.m.; * BYRON * Saturday, April 1: DLS gather- a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Lenten Vespers, 7 p.m. ing of the Talents at Concordia at Faith, 11:30, worship at 12; * DESHLER * Confirmation, 5 p.m.; Lenten ST. PETER LUTHERAN University, Seward. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC meal, 6 p.m.; Lenten Vespers, * OAK * RURAL BYRON ABIDING WORD LUTHERAN Sunday, April 2: Communion Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor Service, 10 a.m.; Sunday School, 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 29: Lenten Pastor Breen Marie Sipes Jon Langness, Pastor FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesday, March 29: Lenten 11:15 a.m.; Adult Bible class, lunch and services at Faith Lu- Wednesday, March 29: Confi r- FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH Keith Brich, Pastor meal, 6 p.m.; Lenten Worship, mation class, 4:45 p.m.; Lenten 11:15 a.m.; FOS skating party at theran, 11:30 a.m. lunch, 12:00 Sundays: Sunday School, 9 7 p.m. Superior, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.; Men's Steve Speichinger, Pastor p.m., service and 12:30 lunch.; Service, 7:30 p.m. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m. Sunday, April 4: Worship, BB at DLS, 7:30 p.m. CCD classes, 7 p.m.; Stations Sunday, April 2: Sunday a.m.; Worship, 10:00 a.m. Wednesdays: Men's Bible 10:30 a.m. School, 9:15 a.m.; Worship, Monday, April 3: Elders, 8 of the Cross, 7 p.m. study, 7 p.m. p.m. Wednesdays: Bible study, 6:45 Friday, March 31: That Man is 10:30 a.m. p.m. (meal at 6 p.m.). Fridays: Women's Bible study, * CARLETON * Tuesday, April 4: WMF Bible Tuesday, April 4: LCMS Com- You, breakfast, 5:30 a.m., class 2 p.m. munion at MLH, 1 p.m. for all men until 7 a.m.; Fish Fry study, 1:30 p.m.; Confi rmation FIRST PRESBYTERIAN First Saturday: Men's break- ZION LUTHERAN class, 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 5: DLS early by Knights of Columbus, church fast, 7:30 a.m. dismissal, 1:54 p.m.; Confi rma- Sundays: Worship, 10:30 hall, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Rev. Jonathan K. Jensen Wednesday, April 5: Lenten a.m. Sundays: Worship, 9:30 a.m. service, 7:30 p.m. tion practice, 5 p.m.; Bell choir, Saturday, April 1: Mass, 6 p.m.; ******** 5:30 p.m.; Lenten Service, 7 p.m.; Immediately following will be the GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Copy requested by noon on * CHESTER * PEACE LUTHERAN Choir, 7:45 p.m. Rosary for the Unborn. In the fol- Mondays. To make additions or Thursday, April 6: DLS Chapel, Keith Brozek, Pastor lowing months, the Rosary for the Rich Stevenson, Pastor Wednesday, March 29: Lenten changes, Fax 402-768-7354, e- ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Wednesday, March 29: 5 9:15 a.m.; Pastor at St. Peter's, Unborn will be said after Sunday mail [email protected] Davenport, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. lunch and services at Faith Lu- morning Mass on the fi rst week Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor and 6 PACE, 4 p.m.; 7 and 8 theran, 11:30 a.m. lunch, 12 p.m. or phone 402-768-6602.

Obituaries Fink, Harris medal at state speech Ed of Grand Island, Jennifer The Thayer Central Speech Coach Justin Bomar said. He qualifi ed for the state meet Leona Kunke and husband Joe of team ended the state contest “Not a one of them won at in 2016 in duet acting with Panama City, Fla., Casey Will- with a tie for a Class C-2 districts, yet they all prepared partner and classmate Julie Bruns banks and husband Russell of ninth place. Leona Sophie Minnie Bruns Harker Heights, Texas; eight Thayer Central traveled to (nee Hoops), was born De- step-great grandsons; five the University of Nebraska- cember 23, 1924, and died step-great granddaughters; Kearney March 24 for the March 27, 2017, at Jefferson one great great granddaugh- meet. Community Health and Life ter; brother-in-law, Clarence Senior Collin Fink and in Fairbury. Bangert of Lincoln; sisters-in Sophomore Maggie Harris She is survived by her son, law, Lorene and husband Paul were medal winners — Fink Tom Bruns and wife Kris of Buntemeyer of Fremont, Le- won fi rst place in Persuasive, Eden Prairie, Minn.; daughter, nora Frank of Beatrice, Thel- following his predecessor Kathy Koerwitz and husband ma Liebe of Manhattan, Kan.; from 2016, Shivani Patel. Greg of Fairbury; grandsons, and cousins, nieces, nephews Harris made her own way to Eric Dragoo and wife Paige and a hot of friends. the medal stand with a sixth of Frisco, Texas, Greg Dragoo She is preceded in death place in poetry. and wife Angie of Fairbury, by her parents, husband, two Fink and Harris fi nished Tim and Mark Bruns of Eden brothers, two sisters, broth- in 10th place for duet acting, Prairie, Minn.; granddaugh- ers-in-law, sisters-in-law and and contributed the 30 points ters, Lisa Davis of Lincoln, aunts and uncles. needed for a ninth place tie. Kari Moore and husband Funeral services will be held Sophomores McKenzie John of Bloomington, Minn.; on April 1 at 10:30 a.m., at the Johnson and Yong Wang also Thayer Central Coach Justin Bomar is fl anked by state med- great grandsons, Chase and American Lutheran Church, held strong performances at alists, Collin Fink and Maggie Harris. Fink is the C-2 champion Chandler Dragoo of Fairbury, 1111 12th Street, Fairbury, the meet, although both fell in persuasive. Gage Dragoo of Frisco, Texas, with offi ciant Pastor Brian just shy of medals. Payton Davis of Lincoln, Wil- Julin-McCleary. Johnson fi nished in seventh as though state fi nals were Johnson. lem Moore of Bloomington, Leona will lie in state at the in informative speaking. in their future and they all His win in persuasive also Minn.; great granddaugh- American Luthern Church in Wang ended up in eighth spot competed with that mindset. marks the third categorical ter, Halle Davis of Lincoln, Fairbury from 9 a.m. until time in entertainment. They’ve made our team and event champion in Thayer Budding Isabella Dragoo of Frisco, of service. “The four students were school proud of the program Central Speech’s history. Texas; step-grandson, Brian Grave side service will be at brought to the meet tremen- they are building.” The other two were 2016’s photographer Max Lanik of Thayer Central Koerwitz and wife Chantel of Veteran Plot, Lincoln Memo- dous in their preparation for Fink’s medal marked his Patel and 2013’s poetry cham- Lincoln; step-granddaughters, rial at 2:30 p.m. in Lincoln. Community Schools, won the contest,” Thayer Central fi rst in two trips to Kearney. pion Russell Heitmann. Andrea Garcia and husband second place in the annual Still Images contest for grades pre- school through second grade. Send your news and photos to The contest was sponsored by the Nebraska Educational Technology Association and [email protected] Max’s mother, Stephanie Lanik, also acted as his sponsor. Max will be honored at the NETA Conference April 20-21 in Omaha at the Century Link Center.

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Photo contributed APRIL 1-2 THE SHACK Bruning-Davenport Class D-2 speech champions PG -13 The Bruning Davenport Speech team earned a state championship in Class D-2 March 24 at the APRIL 8-9 state meet in Kearney. Team members are (Front row, left to right) Sera Johnson, Samantha Lange, POWER RANGERS Faith Stengel, Morgan Lowery, Mashaya Dierking and Sara Hinds. (Back) Coach Alex Rudolph, PG -13 Preston Sybrant, Issac Baysinger, Glenn Meyer, Skyler Knigge, Jacob Schoenholz, Caitlynn Bed- APRIL 15-16 doe, TaraLee Hudson, Kim Ardissono and Coach Ruth Kowalski. BEAUTY AND BEAST PG Individual medal winners were Mashaya Dierking, third place, Poetry; Faith Stengel, fourth place, entertainment; Morgan Lowery, third place, informative and fourth place, persuasive; Kim- APRIL 22-23 THE BOSS BABY berly Ardissono, Caitlyn Beddoe, Mashaya Dierking, Samantha Lange and Faith Stengel, second PG -13 place, oral interpretation of drama; and Isaac Baysinger, TaraLee Hudson, Glenn Meyer, Jacob APRIL 29-30 Schoenholz and Preston Sybrant, fourth place, oral interpretation of drama. THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE Subscribe to our online edition at PG - 13 Adults $4.00 Students $3.00 MOVIES SUBJECT TO CHANGE http://hebronjournalregister.com CHECK OUR W EBSITE www.rialtoiitheater.org 6 - Wednesday, March 29, 2017 - The Hebron Journal-Register Spportsorts Welch, Cottam All-Conference

Courtesy photo Reinke opens Argentina location... A grand opening for Reinke’s newest warehouse distribution center was recently held in Venado Tuerto, Argentina. The facility will service a growing market for the company, providing area Reinke dealerships quicker access to irrigation system parts. Reinke President Chris Roth attended the grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting along with a number of Reinke’s international rep- resentatives and Venado Tuerto community members. “Increasing operational effi ciencies and streamlining access to Reinke products is always top of mind for us,” said Roth. “This new location provides another outlet for our dealers to better serve growers as we continue to develop irriga- tion technologies that save time, labor and water resources.” The new Argentina location joins the company’s other warehouse locations in Deshler, Neb.; Amarillo, Texas; Brisbane, Australia; Rostov, Russia; and Johannesburg, South Africa.Pictured are (l-r): Joaquín Martínez, MT AGRO Owner; Daniel Peralta, Reinke Argentina Sales Manager; Roberto Schoenfeld, SP RIEGO Owner; Pablo Gandía, MT AGRO Owner; Chris Roth, Reinke President; Jim Snyder, Reinke Director - Busi- ness Development; Martin Palmieri, Reinke Latin America Service Manager; Carlos Giannechini, RELEVAR Owner; Johann Torre, Reinke Latin America Director; Adrian Storani, RELEVAR Owner; and Eduardo Albarello, RELEVAR Owner. Letter To The Editor Thayer Central Titans, Emily Welch (left) and Jena Cottam were Dear Editor: two parks. stewards of the city’s money, recognized by the Southern Nebraska Conference All-Conference When the article about the City employees also help the city council members need sale of Willard Park appeared with maintenance and mow- to take a little different look at Girls Basketball teams. Welch made the third team. An Honorable in the paper a couple weeks ing of the baseball complex that same church and see how Mention was awarded to Cottam. ago it seemed to have brought and the swimming pool, many people are sitting in the with it a little controversy. which comes out of the rec- back two pews to make sure Actually, that was what it was reation budget and summer we can pay the bills. intended to do. I was the one rec budget. Again, that is what brought Fairbury trap shooters medal that had it put on the agenda for Now for the swimming pool. me to the Willard Park issue. the March City Council meet- We have a pool that was con- It was my thought that if Wil- ing just to see what reaction it structed back in the thirties. lard Park was to be sold (and would bring. Rest assured the The bathhouse and chemical yes the legal aspect of the park is not for sale at this time house were improved around sale was looked into before and may never be for sale. 1970 and are not in bad shape, it was brought forward), the To me and many that grew but the pool itself has had few proceeds would be put into up in Hebron, Willard Park is repairs and is over 80 years old a perpetual fund that would and always has been a part of and is beginning to have some help offset cost of maintenance our past, and comes with it a major issues! I really have no and revitalization of our other lot of fond memories or family idea what the cost would be for parks for the future and to pos- reunions and just playing in the just the construction of a new sibly help to offset some of the park as kids. Those were the pool, but just guessing by the cost of a new pool. days before air condition, 24- cost I’ve seen from some other I actually have had several hour TV programs and video communities, we are probably citizens suggest ideas about games and when it was actu- looking at somewhere between the park. One of those was ally cooler outside than inside. $750,000 and $1,000,000 for that the southern part of the Noticing that the activity in the just the pool. This is going to park could be used for some park isn’t what it used to be, be a major issue for our city in town homes or low rent elderly it just made me wonder if the probably less than fi ve years. The Fairbury Trap team competed in Nebraska City over the cost of maintaining all the city The citizens are going to have housing. Lack of housing has parks is worth the cost. to decide if they are willing to always seemed to be an issue weekend at the Otoe County Wildlife Club. Senior high indi- Hebron has three city parks, spend that kind of money for a in our community. Another vidual medal winners were Zach Holes, second place, 18/19-yard and most obvious is that Blue Willard Park, Roosevelt Park swimming pool for our com- handicap 42/50. Brock Barton placed third, 22/23-yard handicap and Riverside Park. We have munity or do without. Valley Nursing homes might want to expand. Of course, I 45/50. Barton was also third place, high overall individual 91/100. a swimming pool and baseball That is the reason that I even Alanna Fangmeier placed fi rst in the junior female division 44/50 and softball complex with sand broach the sale of Willard also had several citizens tell volleyball and a small play- Park. It’s not far off that the me that the sale of Willard from 16 yards. ground included (play ground citizens of Hebron are going Park is a terrible idea in so at the ball complex is a memo- to have some tough fi nancial many words. rial from the Burkey family). decisions to make about where So again, let me reassure the These are all included in the our tax contributions are go- people of the City of Hebron budgets of the city under parks ing to be spent! Now I’m not that Willard Park, or for that department budget, recreation saying the city is in any kind matter, none of the parks budget and summer recreation of fi nancial problems cause or assets of the parks and budget. In the budget year of we are not. The city fi nances rec department, will be sold 2015, total expenses for just are another different than our without a majority consent the parks was $30,682. home budgets, decisions about of the people of the City of I have been asked about the where our money is spent and Hebron. But again some of annual cost of maintenance of when a major project comes these major decisions are com- Willard Park. I’d estimate the along, we need to look at ing in the very near future and cost of maintenance for just what’s important to us and all of us need to talk between Willard Park for the year at what’s not. one another, and or your city somewhere between $10,000 When talking about what council members, and let your, to $15,000 a year. That in- is important for our com- outside the box suggestions be cludes mowing, trimming of munity, I thought of Leonard known on how we can move trees and general upkeep of Elting’s letter to the editor in forward and keep our com- the tennis, basketball courts the Hebron Journal (about not munity a place we can all be and playground equipment. removing the front two pews proud of. The city also does mowing of the church just because they Douglas Huber and maintenance on the other are not used). Well, as good City Council Member

Photo contributed Club fi nishes second in tourney The 14U Thayer County Volleyball Club Team concluded their season with a second place fi n- ish in the Bellevue West Tournament March 26. The team attended six tournaments over the past two months and won tournaments in Millard, Hastings, Clay Center and Lincoln while placing second in the two tournaments held in Bellevue. The team had an overall set record of 49-5 and are currently rated second in the Great Plains Volleyball Region Silver Division. Members of the team include (Front row, left to right) Jordan Bolte, Brynna Crouse, Maddie Wells, Jayme Huhman and Kaisha Solomon. (Back) Coach Kurk Wiedel, Coach Simon Wiedel, Jasa Wiedel, Leah Mach, Chloe Souerdyke, Macy Kamler and Coach Gina Kamler.

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Take a Spin Around Nebraska — The Good Life was Marsha Welch’s decorative table. The plate featuring the Nebraska State Capitol commemorated Nebraska’s Centennial in 1967. Ad- ditional settings were Linda Reid’s Surprise; Freda Wiedel’s Nebraska, BEE Proud; Lisa Wiedel’s Land that I Love; Kathy Brokesh’s White Glass; Jeannene Olson’s and Ramona Dobberstein’s Susie Elting’s Proud as a Peacock themed table was one of several decorative table settings Royal Family Traditions; Karla Rippe’s A Songbird’s Winter Refl ections; and Terry Keslar’s and at the Hubbell Woman’s Club 21st annual China Luncheon March 25. The luncheon, held at The Stephanie Witt’s Happy Birthday. Acreage Steakhouse in Hubbell, featured a presentation on Nebraska history by Hebron Girl Scout Troop 904. ‘Repeal and Replace’ fails; Now Obamacare needs fi xing The failure of the Repub- lican-led effort to repeal and replace Obamacare represents “Thinking About Health” a big victory for all kinds of By Trudy Lieberman citizens and interest groups Rural Health News Service that analyzed the proposed Funded by a grant from The Commonwealth Fund legislation and said no dice. and distributed through the Nebraska Press Assoc. The day before House Speaker Paul Ryan decided not whose individual policies pro- to take a vote on the American vided only bare bones cover- flocked to buy coverage, Health Care Act, a Quinnipiac age until 2010 when the ACA which the law guaranteed Poll found that only 17 percent required essential benefi ts to they could do, insurers found of American voters approved be included. Insurers would that Obamacare was not good of the GOP’s legislation while have been able to sell skimpy business. They left the market 56 percent did not. and cheaper coverage to those or made consumers pay more You can hardly call that a willing to gamble. out of pocket or through higher vote of support for what the Now, even though the “re- premiums. bill was trying to do. Too many peal and replace,” effort failed, The ACA did not provide people would be hurt, and the we are left with a health law for any serious cost contain- public along with editorial that needs repairs of its own. ment, and the GOP plan didn’t writers in newspapers across “Many of the criticisms of call for any either. Medical the country, got that message: infl ation continues as doctors, Brenda Rippe’s Springtime Fun in Beautiful Nebraska was colorful setting in pastels. the ACA are, in fact, valid,” The GOP plan would cause says RoseAnn DeMoro, ex- hospitals and drug companies real pain. Members of Con- ecutive director of the National raise their prices, and new gress heard it loud and clear, Nurses United, the largest expensive medical technology and many responded to what union and professional orga- comes on the market before they heard. there is good evidence that it Belvidere By Linda Hudson nization of registered nurses. Older Americans would “For all the improvements works. One consulting actu- have had to pay more, some- under the ACA - primarily the ary put it this way, “Medical Amazing things happen! the old Lincoln elementary games, slippers, yarn, neck- times thousands of dollars expansion of Medicaid and infl ation will continue until BDS is Bruning-Davenport- school building. laces, calendars; 3. Pop tabs more to get health insurance. crackdown on some insur- doctors decide they have Shickley! B-D is Bruning- She is making plans for the you have saved; 4. Two dozen In 32 states, millions of Ameri- ance abuses - the ACA still enough money and don’t raise Davenport. Through the entire total solar eclipse which will Easter eggs fi lled with candy cans with incomes slightly left 28 million without health their fees.” school year the students come be on August 21. Only fi ve and dimes. above the poverty line who coverage - and millions more It’s not clear that the coun- together to play and compete months till the eclipse will The Nebraska GFWC presi- had gained coverage under struggling with un-payable try’s divisive politics will al- together in basketball, vol- be here. It will be the most dent sends this message, by their state’s Medicaid expan- bills and escalating out-of- low for any fi x of the ACA’s leyball, football and track. But spectacular celestial sight on John Gale: “A pessimist , they sion program would have lost pocket costs.” problems, let alone put any about this time of the year they the face of the earth this sum- say, sees a glass of water as their coverage. DeMoro’s assessment hits teeth into cost control mea- compete separately in the Fine mer. The sky will go dark in being half empty. An optimist Others already on Medicaid home to many readers of this sures. There could be renewed Arts Programs. the middle of the day. Pawnee sees the same glass as half full. or joining in the future would column who have complained interest in a public option that This past week BD and County is already taking park- But a giving person sees a glass also have been affected. The about higher and higher pre- could allow people to choose Shickley each found their way ing places reservations and of of water and starts looking proposal called for cutting miums, sky-high deductibles government-sponsored insur- to the State Speech contest course motels are fi lling up for for someone who might be back the federal government’s and coinsurance, and lack of ance rather than a policy from a in Kearney. On Friday they this date. thirsty.” commitment to fund health- choice. Many have limited commercial carrier. Or maybe found themselves awaiting to Crystal and Steve informed Each club’s contributions care for the poor by changing choice of doctors, hospitals there would be a move to let hear the results of the day’s the group about the improve- to their community and each the way it would pay for its and other providers in insur- people in their 50s or early competition. ments of the theater. The member is to be commended share of program. ers’ restrictive networks. 60s buy into Medicare, which BD was awarded the State second movie house is about for their dedication. That would have left the Even worse, in some parts of could spark the beginning of Speech trophy and Shickley ready. New earphones are also states, which jointly fund the country there’s only one a movement toward Medicare received the fi rst runner -up in place for hard of hearing Medicaid, strapped for funds insurer to buy from. for All. trophy. Ironically, the kids patrons in both. Area students to cover everyone needing Those problems stem from I’m not betting on any of from these towns so close Steve Delay reported he on SCC medical treatment as well as the underlying premise of this right now, but as the fail- together found themselves in is kept busy fi lling brochure middle class families who Obamacare itself. The ACA ure of the GOP’s “repeal and a close contest. Only a few racks in the different places. Dean’s list required help paying for long- was built on top of the exist- replace” shows, the public points separated fi rst place They disappear very fast in term care. Medicaid pays for is demanding a seat at the Southeast Community Col- ing private insurance system, from second. places along the highway. about half of all nursing home which means that it will work table. The situation was the kids Jana Tietjen is completing lege in Nebraska has released stays. How would you fi x the Afford- its Dean’s List for the quarter only if insurers fi nd it to be that played together now found the activities schedule for the The Affordable Care Act good business. As the years able Care Act? Write to Trudy themselves vying against towns in the county. If anyone recently completed on the (ACA), or Obamacare, had at trudy.lieberman@gmail. Beatrice, Lincoln and Milford went on and sick people each other. They learned the wants to know about a date mandated that every insurance with pre-existing conditions com. meaning of living and play- or has a date for the calendar, campuses. policy sold in the individual ing together all in a period please call Jana at Hebron To be recognized on SCC’s market where people without of nine short months. They Chamber of Commerce. This Dean’s List, a student must employer or government have already learned one les- will be on the web site. complete at least six quarter coverage must shop had to son in life and haven’t even credit hours of the term with a include ten essential benefi ts. graduated. Because of people minimum grade-point average Under the Republicans’ plan, T.C. Senior of the Week — Hergott working together, both school Belvidere of 3.5. Classes with a grade of that mandate – that all plans systems have enjoyed addi- “P” (Pass) do not count toward include things like prescrip- the six-hour minimum. tion drug coverage, emergency Thayer Central tional successes. Perhaps there Woman’s Club Senior of the Week is a lesson here for all. Area students achieving this room services, maternity care Belvidere Woman’s Club honor include: and mental health treatment is Brooklyn Hergott. TaraLee Hudson competed will meet next Tuesday eve- Brooklyn is the daughter of with the OID team of Issac Kamron Reid Ficken, Ed- – would have disappeared. ning at 7 p.m. at the Com- gar, Agriculture Business & Dropping any of the essen- Chris and Staci Hergott. Baysinger, Preston Sybrant, munity Center. Her favorite classes at Jacob Schoenholz, and Glenn Management Technology; tial benefi ts would have helped Roll call will be to give Broderick Warren Harms, some insurance companies Thayer Central are Span- Meyer. They earned fourth in an idea for a kindness of the ish, Medical Terminology, their D2 State division. Issac Hebron, Machine Tool Tech- future. nology; Anatomy and Calculus. and TaraLee got 5th in Duet Angie Priefert and Tori News and Brooklyn’s favorite food is Acting. Talmadge Jeffrey Krupicka, Hergott are the April host- Davenport, Academic Trans- advertising Orange Chicken and Rice Thayer County Visitors esses. and her favorite pastimes Committee met Thursday, fer; Check list for club night: Trelby Lee Markie Virus, deadline is are reading and playing the March 23. Six Thayer County 1. Dimes - Silver for Silver; piano. Lincoln, Surgical Technol- Brooklyn Hergott towns were represented. Crys- 2. 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NOTICE OF minutes were distributed to trust- Watson, supplies, $77.19; Wind- NOTICE OF ees along with their notices. stream, service, $182.22. TRUSTEE’S SALE ORGANIZATION OF The treasurer’s report was A list of unlicensed/abandoned The following described KCL LAND given. Enghauser, seconded by vehicles that need to be tagged by property will be sold at public & CATTLE, LLC Crosier, moved that the report be County Law Enforcement should auction by Rural Housing Notice is hereby given accepted. Roll call vote: AYES: be complied so the Board can ap- Service, Rural Development, that KCL Land & Cattle, Crosier, Enghauser, Oltmans, prove the list at the April meeting. United States Department of LLC, a Nebraska Limited Li- Trapp. Motion carried. Re-installation of any meter Agriculture, Trustee, to the ability Company, has been Correspondence reviewed: boxes on privately owned buildings thank you from TCEDA for contin- needs to be done by a licensed highest bidder at the East organized under the laws of door of the Thayer County ued support and mailing from the electrician. the state of Nebraska, with American Red Cross concerning It was the consensus of the Courthouse, 225 N. 4th Street, its initial designated office at Nebraska Prepared Communities Board that Account 1350 be sent to in the City of Hebron, Thayer 115 Sunset Drive, Hebron, Initiative. small claims court for collection. County, Nebraska, on May 3, Nebraska 68370. The initial Claims for February expenses Letter was sent to Zachek 2017, at 1:00 pm CST. agent for service of process of were presented and audited. regarding written complaint. Com- Sell It With The J-R Classifi eds! Legal Description: the Company is Kelli Schardt, Trapp, seconded by Enghauser, plaint will continue to be ad- Part of Irregular Tract No. 115 Sunset Drive, Hebron, moved that the claims be paid. dressed. 77 described as follows: Com- Nebraska 68370. Roll call vote: AYES: Crosier, Some of the trash at 106 E 7th mencing at a point 977 feet Enghauser, Oltmans, Trapp. The has been addressed, however, KCL Land & Cattle, LLC chairman declared the motion some was just moved to 306 E. 7th. East and 30 feet South of the ZNEZ Wk11-3t carried and ordered payment of Law enforcement will be contacted Northeast corner of the South- the following claims. Wages, less to discuss ticketing/littering fines. west Quarter of the Southeast withholdings, $5764.89; Trustee Trapp, seconded by Oltmans, Quarter (SW 1⁄4 SE 1⁄4) of NOTICE fees, less withholdings, $803.43; moved to approve the CPS and Section Six (6), thence East Vorce, meeting, $35.50; BD USD, Seifert building permits as recom- at right angles 23 feet, thence IN THE COUNTY fee, $10.00; Black Hills, service, mended by County Zoning. Roll call South 279 feet to the North line COURT OF THAYER $979.13; Burton Enterprises, vote: AYES: Crosier, Enghauser, of the right-of-way of the C.K. COUNTY, NEBRASKA service, $23.00; Bound Tree, sup- Oltmans, Trapp. Motion carried. Estate of & N.R.R. Co., thence West plies, $7.05; Bus World, supplies, Judi Meyer from SENDD will ViAnne J. Gardine, $32.36; Capital Guardian Trust, attend the April meeting to discuss along said North line 23 feet, Deceased, 2% employee match, $123.91; CDBG Fund changes and using thence North 280 feet 2 inches, Estate No. PR 16-22 2% employer match, $123.91; C SENDD as Davenport’s certified more or less, to the place of Notice is hereby given that J Tire, rep., $92.20; Cornerstone administrator. beginning; also Irregular Tract a Final Account and report Bank, FICA, $2162.13, sales tax, Maintenance report included No. 130 described as follows: $1929.58; CPS, fuel, $239.78; a report on continued street light of administration and a Peti- That part of the West 4 1⁄2 Davenport Building Supply, sup- installation, cafe sewer monitoring tion for Complete Settlement, acres of the East 10 1⁄2 acres plies $114.53; Davenport Lions and the need to possibly put in a Probate of Will, Determination of said Southwest Quarter of Club, cement, $2262.50, recycle, clean out/manhole (cafe service) of Heirs, and Determination $45.00; Davenport Public Library, and having an HOA Solutions the Southeast Quarter (SW 1⁄4 of Inheritance Tax have been lease, $900.00; Journal, publish, rep to discuss any water control SE 1⁄4 ) lying North of said R.R. filed and are set for hearing $64.98; Murray, fee, $60.00; Kriz- upgrades. Maintenance plans to right-of-way; all in the South- in the County Court of Thayer Davis, supplies $2054.49; Manes, do tree trimming this month. west Quarter of the Southeast County, Nebraska, located at mileage, $23.00; Matheson, sup- There being no further busi- Quarter (SW 1⁄4 SE 1⁄4 ) of plies, $23.28; MARC, supplies, ness to come before the board, Hebron, Nebraska, on April 10, Section Six (6) in Township $464.25; Norris Public Power, Enghauser moved to adjourn the 2017, at 11:45 a.m. Two (2) North, Range Two (2) trans. Charges, $1666.17; NPPD, meeting at 5:55 p.m. Vicki L. Jarchow West of the 6th P.M. in Thayer power purchase, $15547.08; Pub- Justin Trapp Clerk Magistrate County, Nebraska. lic Safety Cntr, supplies, $109.93; Chairman Thayer County Court Smith Rep., repairs, $744.97; Arlene Vorce This has the address of 935 225 North 4th Street, Vyhnalek Ins., prem, $1008.00; Village Clerk Jefferson, Hebron NE 68370 Room 203 Verizon, service, $132.91; Village ZNEZ Wk13-1t The terms of the sale re- Hebron, Nebraska 68370 of Davenport, postage, $138.44; quire at least $2,500 down Lance J. Johnson, #15089 with the balance due within 7 Germer, Murray & Johnson calendar days from the date Attorneys at Law of the sale. Payment must be P.O. Box 210 made by cashiers or certified Bruning, Nebraska 68322 check. The property is being (402) 353-2665 When public notices sold “as is” and subject to any ZNEZ Wk12-3t prior liens, outstanding taxes, assessments and valid ease- ments, right-of-way, mineral NOTICE TO leases, mineral reservations, CONTRACTORS reach the public, and mineral conveyances of CONTRACT ID: 4810X record. The purchaser shall be FEDERAL PROJECT NO. responsible for all applicable ER-D4(106) fees or taxes, including the LOCATION: DISTRICT 4 documentary stamp tax. This everyone benefits. - DISTRICTWIDE REPAIRS sale is made without warranty IN COUNTY: THAYER as to title or condition of the The Nebraska Department property. of Roads will receive sealed Dated the 17th day of Febru- bids in Room 104 of the Cen- ary, 2017 tral Office Building at 1500 Some officials want to move notices from newspapers to Rural Housing Service Hwy. 2 in Lincoln, until 1:30 (Rural Development) PM on April 13, 2017. At that United States Department time the bids will be opened of Agriculture, Trustee and read. government-run websites, where they may not be easily By: Thomas B. Herron Plans, specifications, and Director of the Default additional letting information Management Branch may be found at the Nebraska found. USDA Centralized Department of Roads Web Servicing Center Site at http://roads.nebraska. 4300 Goodfellow Blvd, gov/business-center/busi- Bldg 105, FC-215 ness-opp/hwy-bridge-lp/. St. Louis, MO 63120 This project is funded under ZNEZ Wk11-5t the Federal-Aid Highway Act, all appropriate Federal require- ments will apply. ZNEZ Wk12-3t NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THAYER Application for COUNTY, NEBRASKA Registration of Trade Estate of Name Gary E. Hintz, Trade Name: G&K Truck- Deceased, ing Estate No. PR 17-6 Name of Applicant: Gary Notice is hereby given that on George March 10, 2017, in the County Address: 430 N. 5th, Hebron, Court of Thayer County, Ne- NE 68370 braska, Kelly J. Haase, whose Applicant is an individual. address is 225 Olive Avenue, Date of first use of name in Hebron, Nebraska 68370 was Nebraska: Upon filing. informally appointed by the General nature of the busi- Registrar as a personal repre- ness: Grain hauling. sentative of this estate. ZNEZ Wk13-1t Creditors of this estate must file their claims with this Court on or before May 15, 2017, or be forever barred. PLANNING & ZONING Vicki L. Jarchow NOTICE Clerk Magistrate The Thayer County Plan- County Court of Thayer County ning Commission will meet 225 North 4th Street, Monday, April 3, 2017, at 7:30 Room 203 p.m., in the Club Room of the Hebron, Nebraska 68370 Courthouse in Hebron, NE. Joseph H. Murray, PC, LLO Zoning and planning infor- #12944 mation and meeting minutes Attorney at Law are kept at the office of the Germer, Murray & Johnson Thayer County Clerk in the 147 North 4th Street Courthouse, Hebron, NE. P.O. Box 87 ZNEZ Wk13-1t Hebron, Nebraska 68370 (402) 768-7400 ZNEZ Wk11-3t

VILLAGE OF NOTICE DAVENPORT IN THE COUNTY MARCH 6, 2017 COURT OF THAYER The Board of Trustees of the COUNTY, NEBRASKA Village of Davenport, Nebraska, Estate of met in regular session on Monday, Patricia A. Rippe, March 6, 2017, at 5:00 p.m. in Deceased, the Fire Hall Conference Room. Estate No. PR 17-9 Notice of the meeting was given Keep in advance thereof as shown by Notice is hereby given that on the certificate of posting notice March 22, 2017, in the County attached to these minutes. Notice Court of Thayer County, of the meeting was mailed to all 2 out of 3 Public Nebraska, the Registrar is- board members, and a copy of Why try to fix sued a written statement of their acknowledgment of receipt Informal Probate of the Will of notice and the agenda are Notices in of said Deceased and that also attached to the minutes. The something that Cheryl A. Houser, P. O. Box agenda was on file in the office U.S. adults read a 57, Bruning, Nebraska 68322, of the Village Clerk and available for public inspection. All proceed- Newspapers. has been appointed Personal ings hereafter shown were taken newspaper in print blgm[khd^g8 Representative of this estate. while the convened meeting was Creditors of this estate must in regular session and open to file their claims with this Court public attendance. or online during on or before May 30, 2017, or The meeting was called to order be forever barred. by Chairman Trapp noting the Vicki L. Jarchow availability of the Open Meeting the week. Clerk Magistrate Laws. Answering roll call were Crosier, Enghauser, Oltmans and Thayer County Court Trapp. Seifert was absent for the 225 North 4th Street, entire meeting. Also present were Room 203 village employees Braun, Ficken, Hebron, Nebraska 68370 Manes and Vorce. Howard F. Ach, #10012 Minutes of the February regular 129 North 10th Street meeting and public hearing were Geneva, Nebraska 68361 declared approved as printed, www.newsmediaalliance.org Attorney for Applicant there being no additions or cor- ZNEZ Wk13-3t rections, and reading aloud being dispensed with, as copies of the The Classifi eds

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April outdoor calendar The following is a listing of Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC) events and important dates in April. Get more event details at Calendar.OutdoorNebraska.gov. Visit OutdoorNebraska.org for a list of hunter education classes and boating safety classes. April 1: Youth Fishing Instructor Certifi cation Class, Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education Center, Lincoln April 1-2: Platte River Art Show, Eugene T. Mahoney State Park (SP), Ashland April 1-9: Sandhill crane migration viewing, Fort Kearny State Historical Park (SHP), Kearney April 5: Light Goose Conservation Order closes in Rainwater Basin and West zones April 5: Learn to Hunt Spring Turkey workshop, Game and Parks Southwest District Offi ce, North Platte April 6: Learn to Hunt Spring Turkey workshop, Ak- Sar-Ben Aquarium, Gretna April 6: Statewide crow hunting season closes April 8: Spring youth shotgun turkey season opens April 8: Happy Birthday, Nebraska! Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area (SRA), Gering April 8-9: Whole Pig class, Fort Atkinson SHP, Fort Calhoun April 13: Beyond Becoming an Outdoors-Woman, Beyond Bats, Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Educa- tion Center, Lincoln April 15: Light Goose Conservation Order closes in East Zone April 15: Spring shotgun turkey season opens April 15: Project Appleseed .22 Competition, Roger Nutrition walk encourages healthy habits G. Sykes Outdoor Heritage Education Complex, Platte Marissa Bongers, the wellness coordinator of Korff Fitness and Wellness Center, held a Healthy Choices Grocery Store Tour River SP, Louisville at Central Market March 16. In each aisle, Bongers and the center’s dietition, Kathy Retzlaff, pointed out healthy fats, discussed April 17: Application period begins for bighorn sheep nutrition labels, ingredients of foods and practices for eating healthier. lottery permit April 21: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission meeting, Norfolk April 22: Republican Valley Archery 3-D Shoot, Red Sybrant Roth wins Willow Reservoir SRA, McCook named to at Business Oak By Phyllis Schmitt April 28: Arbor Day, Game and Parks offi ces closed April 29: 6th Annual Outdoor Adventure, Indian Cave Boys’ State Contest Donna Gillan was among night. Afterwards, she attended SP, Shubert the quilters gathering at the April 29: Bacon and Beer Feed, Fort Atkinson SHP, Students from Nebraska, the movie, “The Shack.” Senior Center on Monday. On Phyllis Schmitt was among Fort Calhoun Iowa, Missouri and Kansas Tuesday, she went with Terri the large crowd that attended April 29: Roger G. Sykes Outdoor Heritage Educa- high schools competed for and Cheryl to Aurora. Wednes- the benefi t for Steve Dorn- tion Complex opens for 2017 season, Platte River SP, scholarships and awards at day, she joined other ladies for bierer in Deshler on Sunday. Louisville Peru State College’s 44th Bible study and lunch at D&D’s Callie Cox was a Friday April 29-30: Beyond Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Annual High School Busi- Lyon’s Den. On Thursday, she night and Saturday guest of Experience Platte River State Park, Louisville ness Contest on February 15, joined others for coffee and grandparents, Gaylen and 2017. Tai Chi. Jackie Cox. Paxton and Kole- First place winners from Donna Gillan was a Superior man Cox spent Saturday night each of the 16 categories visitor on Saturday. On Sunday with their grandparents. were awarded $500 tuition after church, she attended the Pauline Hanson is now a scholarships for on-campus dinner at the Legion Club in resident at Parkview Haven classes to Peru State. The top Nelson. Nursing home in Deshler. fi ve students in each category Jerry Schmitt was a last She would appreciate cards also received medals. Monday dinner guest of his and visits. mother, Phyllis Schmitt. On Preston Sybrant Mason Roth from Deshler Cheryl Anderson was a guest high school placed fi fth in the Tuesday, Phyllis played cards speaker at the First Community Durham Mammen Legion in Nelson. Derrick and Ryker Church Sunday morning while Accounting category. Drohman stopped by to see Post #166 is pleased to an- Participating high schools the Brichs were gone. Grandma Phyllis Wednesday Gerry Eckles went for cards nounce that Preston Sybrant included Auburn, Axtel, evening. Phyllis attended the Bellevue East, Concordia, and snacks at the Catholic of Bruning will be attending chicken and fi sh supper at the Church in Nelson on Sunday. Deshler, Elmwood-Murdock, Legion Club in Superior Friday Cornhusker Boys State in Falls City High, Freeman Lincoln. Preston is the son of Public, Gretna High, Heart- Michelle Sybrant of Bruning. land Community, HTRS, Preston is a Junior at Bruning- Johnson County Central, Johnson-Brock, Nebraska Davenport High School and City High, Northwest Magnet is involved in FFA, drama, High, Palmyra, Plattview, Sa- speech and FCCLA. betha, Sidney, Sterling Public Boys’ State is a plan for Schools, Syracuse, Tarkio training in the functional High, Tri County, and Wymore Southern. aspects of citizenship. Its purpose is to teach the youth of today constructive at- titudes toward the American News and form of government. 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